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Amuk Tong in courtyard
Success through sports, scholarship, and service: a Flagler grad’s journey
Community engagement was a defining practice throughout Amuk Tong’s Flagler College Journey.
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Flagler’s Class of 2024 takes the stage, stepping into their future
The Flagler College Commencement Ceremony was especially momentous for the Class of 2024 who emerged from high school during a global pandemic. For most, it was the first time they’d donned a cap and gown or crossed a graduation stage.
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Flagler’s Class of 2024 set to take their first walk across a graduation stage
Flagler College will celebrate the academic and personal accomplishments of more than 500 graduates in the Class of 2024 with a Commencement Ceremony at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre on Sunday, May 5, at 9 a.m.
Tori Hartman on the steps of the Capitol
Inside one of the “most prestigious” internships on Capitol Hill
Just a few months after Victoria, “Tori,” Hartman crossed the graduation stage with Flagler’s Class of 2023, she made her way to Washington, D.C. where she’s been learning among one of the Senate’s most influential committees.
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Flagler College presents “Landscapes and Language,” a conference on the Franciscan Order
Flagler College is excited to host a Conference on the Franciscan Order and the Spanish Borderlands. This is the fourth international conference that Flagler and The Academy of American Franciscan History have hosted together
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Deagan Archaeological Research Lab to open as resource for undergraduates
Dr. Kathy Deagan sees the future of Flagler’s archaeology program as promising- brimming with potential and the enthusiasm of our students. “I have always thought that Flagler College should be one of the premier training grounds for undergraduate archeologists,” she said.
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One-day conference, "Panama and its Indigenous People," coming to Flagler in October
This fall, Flagler College is proud to host a one-day conference, “Panama and its Indigenous People,” as a part of National Hispanic Heritage month on Oct. 15 across various campus locations. The conference is coordinated by Dr. Eugenia Charoni, associate professor of romance languages at Flagler.
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Flagler professor builds initiative to digitally document St. Augustine history
When Associate Professor of History, Kelly Enright, first started teaching at Flagler ten years ago, her hope was that one day she could find a hands-on approach to educating her students about the past. Passionate about the many stories St. Augustine’s past holds, she was inspired to develop a way for her students to creatively engage with this history.